gs:setup-browser-cookies

To import browser cookies into Playwright for headless testing, run the setup command to open an interactive picker UI, select your desired cookie domains, and transfer the session data from your local Chromium browser into the current gstack session.

Yes, you can use your existing Chromium browser session for QA testing by transferring cookies directly into a Playwright headless session, bypassing manual cookie configuration and enabling seamless authentication for testing protected web pages.

The best way to test authenticated web pages with Playwright headless browsers is importing cookies from a local Chromium browser session, allowing you to maintain authentication state and test login flows or session persistence without manual setup.

Yes, you need a running gstack environment with a connected browser or the ability to launch one to set up browser cookies, as the interactive picker requires this environment to transfer cookies into the Playwright headless session.

Yes, importing cookies into a Playwright headless session supports selecting specific domains through an interactive picker UI, allowing you to choose exactly which cookie domains from your local Chromium browser are transferred for your QA testing workflows.